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Tailored asset-based lending solutions that turn your accounts receivable, inventory, and equipment into working capital.
Asset-based lending is a type of secured financing that relies on collateral instead of (or in addition to) a company’s credit profile. In ABL, the borrower’s assets become the security for the loan. For example, outstanding customer invoices (accounts receivable), unsold stock (inventory), machinery and equipment, or even stocks and bonds can be pledged to secure funding. By contrast, traditional business loans often hinge on credit rating, historical performance, and projected cash flow.Â
In practice, an asset-based loan often takes the form of a revolving line of credit. The lender first evaluates and appraises your collateral through a field examination or audit. Only eligible assets count toward the borrowing base. As your customers pay their invoices or as you sell inventory, additional funds become available, refreshing the credit line. Throughout the loan, you submit regular reports on your inventory and receivables. This streamlined process can be faster than a traditional loan: since ABL lenders look at assets, approvals are typically quicker and require fewer financial covenants.
Asset-based lending is a strategic financing solution that allows businesses to leverage the worth of their existing assets—inventory, accounts receivable, equipment, or property—to access working capital. Unlike traditional credit-score-backed loans or extended financial records, asset-based lending focuses on the strength of your balance sheet and is offered to businesses with poor credit or unpredictable cash flow. As the loan is secured with collateral, firms typically have faster approval and lower rates of interest compared to unsecured loans and can reduce borrowing costs while obtaining liquidity.
This type of funding is extremely flexible, too. Whether your business is weathering seasonal highs and lows, working through growth, or breaking through short-term cash gaps, asset-based lending can be adjusted to suit your requirements. It creates the capital required to keep operations going, fund new ventures, or stabilize daily cash flow—without sacrificing equity or assuming too much risk. For businesses that require solid access to capital, asset-based lending is a sensible and realistic answer for being financially strong and focused on the future.
Ready to unlock the value of your assets and fuel your company’s growth? Contact Better Financial Tomorrow today for a free consultation. Our asset-based lending specialists will evaluate your assets and cash flow, explain your loan options, and guide you through a straightforward qualification process. Whether you need to maintain inventory levels, cover payroll, pay down debt or invest in new opportunities, ABL can provide the funds you require with fewer restrictions than conventional loans.
Start financing your future today: Call us or fill out our contact form to learn how Better Financial Tomorrow can put our ABL expertise to work for your business. Let us help you obtain the flexible, lower-cost financing you deserve – so you can focus on running your operations and achieving long-term success.
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Asset-based lending involves providing loans secured by a borrower's assets. Lenders typically prefer liquid collateral over illiquid or physical assets like equipment. This type of financing is frequently utilized by small to mid-sized businesses to manage short-term cash flow needs.
Unlike traditional loans that rely heavily on credit score or cash flow, asset-based lending focuses on the value of your physical or financial assets. This makes it more accessible for businesses with strong assets but weaker credit or inconsistent cash flow.
Eligible collateral includes accounts receivable (customer invoices), inventory, equipment, machinery, real estate, and sometimes marketable securities like stocks or bonds.
ABL is ideal for small to mid-sized businesses in manufacturing, distribution, retail, or any asset-heavy industry. It’s especially useful for businesses with seasonal cash flow, rapid growth, or limited credit history.
Not necessarily. While credit history may be reviewed, lenders primarily evaluate the quality and value of your assets, making ABL accessible even with a moderate credit rating.
Yes. Because the loan is secured by your assets, lenders often offer lower interest rates compared to unsecured financing, helping you reduce borrowing costs.
Borrowing against assets presents inherent risks: their value could decline, leaving you with more debt than equity. Additionally, strict borrowing limits often apply, as not all assets may qualify as collateral, and the loan amount is further constrained by your lender's valuation of eligible assets.
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Get a broker on your side early to help navigate you through the process. We’ll start by
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but there are a number of ways around this, like government grants and guarantors, which
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Unfortunately, the answer to this one is ‘Depends’! It differs from lender to lender and can
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worth shopping around. How much you can borrow also depends on the size of your deposit
and can change if you have an existing equity in a property. Get in touch and we can start
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Clyde at Better Financial Tomorrow is both friendly and extremely knowledgable on so many aspects of finance. He has arranged mortgages for us and helped us purchase our first investment... Read more property carefully guiding us through the entire process. His attention to detail is welcomed and all possible pitfalls are fully explained well in advance. Couldn’t recommend him more highly.
We are almost at the end of finalising our first home purchase. Up until this point, all I can say is Clyde has been there every step of the way.... Read more My partner and I had many questions during the process and Clyde always answered them for us! Would highly recommend! And have already recommended to family and friends. Clyde, you’re invited to the house warming party! This is all thanks to you!